COP31 Climate Conference Reports on Accelerating Global Warming
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Climate Action Tracker, Copernicus, Greta Thunberg, COP31 participants
Antalya, Turkey
2026-11-12
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COP31 reports indicate global warming is accelerating faster than projected. Climate Action Tracker and Copernicus warn that the 2.7°F threshold may be crossed by 2029. Governments are criticized for failing to transition away from fossil fuels.
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